The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-08-25
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS.

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| THURSDAY, AUGUST IS.
THE threshing season has begun.
WOODEN shoes onlv 25c. at E. Krumm.
heuer's.
| STICKY FLY-PAPER and other, the best
at Hinrichs' Drug Store.
ARE you doing anything to add to the
interest of the county fair?
l BUILDERS report scarcity of carpen-
tiers in the city this summer.
IT lacked but little of being cold
enough for frost last night.
JAMES MORGAN of Milwaukee has new
advertisement in to-day's Pilot.
SMALL vessels laden with fruit are quite
numerous in the river these days.
THE chimney sweep has begun giving
concerts from chimney tops again.
WILD PLUMs are quite plentiful In the
market and are comparatively cheap.
THE recent rains were just what was
needed to help out the potatoe crop.
QUITE extensive improvements are be-
ing made in Rahr's Sons malt house.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security,
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
THE fall terms of the puplic schools
commence on Monday, September 9Th.
WE have great bargains in boys and
children's shoes. E. KRUMMIIEUER.
BUILDERS from Hurley have been in
the city negotiating for the purct ase of
brick.
4 NEW hardwood floor has been laid in
the upper rooms OF the north side school
house.
GEORGE BREUNIG of Two Rivers has
been appointed agent for Rahr Bros. at
Amigo
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
COMMERCIAL street east of Eighth has
been graveled and put in good condition
otherwise.
OFFENDERS against the law have kept
Manitowoc justices and constables pretty
busy this week.
GRossTEUCK's PARK is becoming a
much frequented place OF resort on pleas
ant afternoons.
The premium list published by the Of
ficers of the Industrial Association is now
being distributed.
GEORGE PANKRATz & Co., have locked
their three lots on the north side between
10th and 18th streets.
THE rains of last week had the effect
of greatly improving pasturage on the
meadows of the county.
The schooners Montmorency and
Swallow were placed in the dry dock for
minor repairs on Sunday.
THE members of the two militia COM
panies returned from the encampment at
Beaver Dam on Saturday.
THE schooner Emerald was taken out
of the dry dock on Saturday and will
soon be ready for business.
A PAIR of tramps were arrested on Sat-
urday and placed in retirement at the
Jail until Monday morning.
THE lack of rain during July is making
itself apparent in the limited quantities
Of cheese sold in this county.
4 SON of Frank Zeman fell from a turn
ing pole on Thursday last and broke one
of the bones of his right arm.
THE schooner A. p. Nichols came to
this port yesterday morning leaking bad
ly and was locked for repairs.
MANITowoo is experiencing butter
famine, it being almost impossible to Sc
cure good article at any price.
A New YORK boy died the other day
whose death was clearly shown to have
resulted from cigarette smoking.
THE Presbyterian Sunday School will
take its annual excursion to Kaukauna
and Appleton On Thursday next.
The roads throughout the county are
in excellent condition for travel but farm
ers have been too busy to use them.
THE temperature prevailing on Mon
day and Tuesday was more appropriate
for November than August weather.
The dry season has had the effect of
limiting the blackberry crop and the few
brought to market are small and dry.
THEmaster mechanic of the Lake Shore
road has gone to Providence, r. L, to
place an order for ten new locomotives.
THE dairy board at its meeting yester-
day offered special prizes for the largest
and best display of cheese at the county
fair.
The martins are getting ready to mi
CRATE and assemble by thousands in the
trees about the court house every eve
ming.
Rev. W. J. OLMsTEAD, a Methodist
minister well known in this city, was re-
Gently married at Oshkosh to Mrs. A. d.
Jones.
J. S. ANDERSON was appointed special
commissioner to take testimony in suit
over the division of the estate of Fl. III.
Smith.
LINAs LAwRENCE was thrown from a
wagon in which he was riding one day
last week and sustained quite severe in
iuries.
A wHIFEFIsH weighing q Il pounds was
exhibited in Milwaukee. It was caught
in Lake Superior and is the largest on